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Hvar is the longest of the central Dalmatian islands (68 kilometres east-west, 297 square kilometres), 15 kilometres south of Split — settled since the 4th-century-BC Greek colony of Pharos and an internationally rated charter destination since the 1990s. The island holds about 11,000 year-round residents and the highest annual sunshine hours in Croatia (2,718 sunshine hours per year, marketed as \"the sunniest Croatian island\"). The main town Hvar Town on the southwest coast is built around the Renaissance-Gothic Pjaca square (the largest Croatian central square) with the 16th-century cathedral, and is dominated by the 13th-century hilltop Spanish Fortress (Fortica) 100 metres above the town. The seafront Riva promenade holds the visiting yacht moorings (often Mediterranean-style stern-to mooring). The offshore Pakleni Islands (a 15-island archipelago 1 kilometre south) hold the famous Carpe Diem Beach Club. Hvar is 2 hours from Split by sail. Season runs May through October; peak July-August.








































































































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